Sentence examples for the task of negotiating from inspiring English sources

As a representative of the Labour party staff, I had the task of negotiating with Jim Mortimer when he was general secretary.

Overall the task of negotiating the UK's exit from the EU is immense and the work involved will occupy Whitehall and Westminster for least a decade".

The army should leave to elected politicians the task of negotiating a lasting resolution to the Kashmir dispute with India, and thereby securing Pakistan's border to the east.

If the majority of Palestinians want the Authority to survive, then they should accept that it will perform the task of negotiating.

The task of negotiating a new deal now falls to the union's general counsel, Brian Lam, and the executive board, which is composed of five veteran referees: Steve Javie, Bennett Salvatore, Bill Spooner, Joey Crawford and Bob Delaney.

Leaving no other personal notes to suggest how the mystery might end, Mr. Dickens left the task of negotiating the plot's final twists and turns to literary scholars and generations of readers.

The next president will still face the tricky task of negotiating not just the politics of the issue, but also some concrete realities.

May's first six cabinet appointments also demonstrated an attempt to reunite a Conservative party fractured by the EU referendum debate and tackle the tough task of negotiating Britain's way out of the European Union.

Though enjoying popular support, the military must now cope with the formidable task of negotiating a post-revolutionary landscape still basking in the glow of Mr. Mubarak's fall, but beset by demands to ease Egyptians' many hardships.

The outgoing government embarked on the lengthy task of negotiating membership.

But before he can leave, he faces the daunting task of negotiating an extension of the payroll tax cut with President Obama and Democrats, Jonathan Weisman writes.